Ecological Archives E081-016-A6

Christine M. Johnson, Daniel J. Zarin, and Arthur H. Johnson. 2000. Post-disturbance aboveground biomass accumulation in global secondary forests. Ecology 81:1395-1401.

Appendix F: Data used to analyze post-disturbance biomass accumulation in global secondary forests: 8 studies of needle-leaf forests growing on non-sandy soils.

FOREST DESCRIPTION	PLACE	ALT	LON	LAT	AGE	BIO	GSDY	GSL	GST	GSP	MAT	MAP	DIST	SOIL ORDER	SOIL DESCRIPTION	REF
1- Larix gmelinii a	Siberia	325	128E	61N	50	44.0 b	257	150	13	150	-10	213	F	Inceptisol		39
1- Larix gmelinii a	Siberia	325	128E	61N	125	120.0 b	642	150	13	150	-10	213	F	Inceptisol		39
2 - Pinus banksiana	New Brunswick, Canada	90	66W h	48N i	13	0.8 c	67	122	15	393	5.4	900	F	Spodosol k		7, 16, 26, 27
2 - Pinus banksiana	New Brunswick, Canada	90	66W h	48N i	16	1.9 c	82	122	15	393	5.4	900	F	Spodosol k		7, 16, 26, 27
2 - Pinus banksiana	New Brunswick, Canada	90	66W h	48N i	29	42.8 c	149	122	15	393	5.4	900	F	Spodosol k		7, 16, 26, 27
2 - Pinus banksiana	New Brunswick, Canada	90	66W h	48N i	29	80.1 c	149	122	15	393	5.4	900	F	Spodosol k		7, 16, 26, 27
2 - Pinus banksiana	New Brunswick, Canada	90	66W h	48N i	31	39.6 c	160	122	15	393	5.4	900	F	Spodosol k		7, 16, 26, 27
2 - Pinus banksiana	New Brunswick, Canada	90	66W h	48N i	37	65.7 c	190	122	15	393	5.4	900	F	Spodosol k		7, 16, 26, 27
2 - Pinus banksiana	New Brunswick, Canada	90	66W h	48N i	37	83.9 c	190	122	15	393	5.4	900	F	Spodosol k		7, 16, 26, 27
2 - Pinus banksiana	New Brunswick, Canada	90	66W h	48N i	38	35.7 c	196	122	15	393	5.4	900	F	Spodosol k		7, 16, 26, 27
2 - Pinus banksiana	New Brunswick, Canada	90	66W h	48N i	40	91.1 c	206	122	15	393	5.4	900	F	Spodosol k		7, 16, 26, 27
2 - Pinus banksiana	New Brunswick, Canada	90	66W h	48N i	44	83.3 c	226	122	15	393	5.4	900	F	Spodosol k		7, 16, 26, 27
2 - Pinus banksiana	New Brunswick, Canada	90	66W h	48N i	49	57.0 c	252	122	15	393	5.4	900	F	Spodosol k		7, 16, 26, 27
2 - Pinus banksiana	New Brunswick, Canada	90	66W h	48N i	57	75.1 c	293	122	15	393	5.4	900	F	Spodosol k		7, 16, 26, 27
3 - Pinus banksiana/Quercus spp.	Minnesota, USA	450	92W	48N	1	1.0 d	5	100	17	380	3.7	700	F	Inceptisol	loamy skeletal, mixed, frigid Lithic Dystrochrept	2, 16, 29
3 - Pinus banksiana/Quercus spp.	Minnesota, USA	450	92W	48N	2	2.8 d	9	100	17	380	3.7	700	F	Inceptisol	loamy skeletal, mixed, frigid Lithic Dystrochrept	2, 16, 29
3 - Pinus banksiana/Quercus spp.	Minnesota, USA	450	92W	48N	3	3.5 d	14	100	17	380	3.7	700	F	Inceptisol	loamy skeletal, mixed, frigid Lithic Dystrochrept	2, 16, 29
3 - Pinus banksiana/Quercus spp.	Minnesota, USA	450	92W	48N	4	6.0 d	18	100	17	380	3.7	700	F	Inceptisol	loamy skeletal, mixed, frigid Lithic Dystrochrept	2, 16, 29
3 - Pinus banksiana/Quercus spp.	Minnesota, USA	450	92W	48N	5	10.4 d	23	100	17	380	3.7	700	F	Inceptisol	loamy skeletal, mixed, frigid Lithic Dystrochrept	2, 16, 29
4 - Pinus densiflora	Japan	300	141E	39N	17	52.8 e	145	184	17	654	11.3	1467		Alfisol k	moderately moist brown forest soil	16, 29
4 - Pinus densiflora	Japan	300	141E	39N	20	93.3 e	170	184	17	654	11.3	1467		Alfisol k	moderately moist brown forest soil	16, 29
5 - Pinus taeda ("good" lowland sites)	Mississippi, USA	125	89W	33N	20	95.0	326	334	18	1293	16.9	1430	CL g	Ultisol k	red-yellow podzols	2, 16, 44
5 - Pinus taeda ("good" lowland sites)	Mississippi, USA	125	89W	33N	30	168.0	489	334	18	1293	16.9	1430	CL g	Ultisol k	red-yellow podzols	2, 16, 44
5 - Pinus taeda ("good" lowland sites)	Mississippi, USA	125	89W	33N	40	219.0	652	334	18	1293	16.9	1430	CL g	Ultisol k	red-yellow podzols	2, 16, 44
5 - Pinus taeda ("good" lowland sites)	Mississippi, USA	125	89W	33N	50	241.0	814	334	18	1293	16.9	1430	CL g	Ultisol k	red-yellow podzols	2, 16, 44
5 - Pinus taeda ("good" lowland sites)	Mississippi, USA	125	89W	33N	60	252.0	977	334	18	1293	16.9	1430	CL g	Ultisol k	red-yellow podzols	2, 16, 44
6 - Pinus taeda ("poor" upland sites)	Mississippi, USA	125	89W	33N	20	45.0	326	334	18	1293	16.9	1430	CL g	Ultisol k	red-yellow podzols	2, 16, 44
6 - Pinus taeda ("poor" upland sites)	Mississippi, USA	125	89W	33N	30	101.0	489	334	18	1293	16.9	1430	CL g	Ultisol k	red-yellow podzols	2, 16, 44
6 - Pinus taeda ("poor" upland sites)	Mississippi, USA	125	89W	33N	40	135.0	652	334	18	1293	16.9	1430	CL g	Ultisol k	red-yellow podzols	2, 16, 44
6 - Pinus taeda ("poor" upland sites)	Mississippi, USA	125	89W	33N	50	157.0	814	334	18	1293	16.9	1430	CL g	Ultisol k	red-yellow podzols	2, 16, 44
6 - Pinus taeda ("poor" upland sites)	Mississippi, USA	125	89W	33N	60	174.0	977	334	18	1293	16.9	1430	CL g	Ultisol k	red-yellow podzols	2, 16, 44
7 - Picea mariana (Taiga) a	Alaska, USA	167	148W	64N	51	25.2	116	70	12	151	-3.4	269	CL	Inceptisol	pergelic Cryaquept	17, 19
7 - Picea mariana (Taiga) a	Alaska, USA	470	148W	64N	55	30.3	137	70	13	164	-3.4	287	CL	Inceptisol	pergelic Cryaquept	17, 19
7 - Picea mariana (Taiga) a	Alaska, USA	--	148W	64N	130	121.0	297	70	12	155 ^j	-3.4	269	CL	Inceptisol	pergelic Cryaquept	17, 19
8 - Psuedotsuga menziesii (montane rainforest) a	Washington, USA	165	122W	47N	9	11.7 f	74	214	14	670	9.8	1360	CL, F	Spodosol	Typic haplorthod; gravely sandy loam	19, 47
8 - Psuedotsuga menziesii (montane rainforest) a	Washington, USA	165	122W	47N	22	134.1 f	181	214	14	670	9.8	1360	CL, F	Spodosol	Typic haplorthod; gravely sandy loam	19, 47
8 - Psuedotsuga menziesii(montane rainforest) a	Washington, USA	165	122W	47N	30	158.0 f	246	214	14	670	9.8	1360	CL, F	Spodosol	Typic haplorthod; gravely sandy loam	19, 47
8 - Psuedotsuga menziesii (montane rainforest) a	Washington, USA	165	122W	47N	42	200.8 f	345	214	14	670	9.8	1360	CL, F	Spodosol	Typic haplorthod; gravely sandy loam	19, 47
8 - Psuedotsuga menziesii(montane rainforest) a	Washington, USA	165	122W	47N	73	296.3 f	599	214	14	670	9.8	1360	CL, F	Spodosol	Typic haplorthod; gravely sandy loam	19, 47
8 - Psuedotsuga menziesii (montane rainforest) a	Washington, USA	165	122W	47N	95	349.3 f	780	214	14	670	9.8	1360	CL, F	Spodosol	Typic haplorthod; gravely sandy loam	19, 47

ALT = altitude (meters above sea level)
LON = longitude
LAT = latitude
AGE = time since severe disturbance
BIO = aboveground biomass (Mg ha^-1)
GSDY = growing-season degree-years (See text for definition)
GSL = growing-season length (See text for definition)
GST = growing-season temperature
GSP = growing-season precipitation
MAT = mean annual temperature
MAP = mean annual precipitation
DIST = disturbance type (A = agriculture; CB = cut and burned; CL = clear-cut; F = fire; HT = herbicide; P = pasture
REF = references (numbers refer to Appendix G: Climate Compilations and Appendix H: Literature Cited)

a - some data on nutrient concentrations and/or cycling available for this site
b - biomass estimate based in allometric equations generated from 50 sample trees.
c - biomass estimate includes only trees > 1 m in height.
d - biomass estimate based on the total harvest of 100 m² circular plots.
e - biomass estimate based on proportional basal area allocation.
f - biomass estimate includes trees and understory, based on allometric equations from: Dice. 1970. Dissertation. University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, USA.
g - authors cite "natural regeneration"; based on context, assumed post-clear cut for this compilation.
h - approximate longitude.
i - approximate latitude.
j - GSP assigned average of other 2 plots at this site.
k - soil order designation not available; assigned for this compilation based on published description (excerpted in "Soil Description" column).

Approved by the Data Editor for inclusion in Ecological Archives: 29 March 2000

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